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Oxford University Innovation’s Isis Enterprise to form as limited company Oxentia

Innovation

Oxford University Innovation’s management consultancy division to restructure as separate entity to scale up interactions and business on the world stage.

Isis Enterprise, the global innovation management consultancy division of Oxford University Innovation, will be joining Oxford University’s ever-growing list of innovative companies as it rebrands to Oxentia and establishes itself a separate entity later this year.

Established in 2004 to offer technology transfer support and training to universities, research organisations and governments, Isis Enterprise has expanded its range of services and now works with organisations around the world. As a result of this growth and to better serve its extensive client base, Isis Enterprise will transition from a division of Oxford University Innovation to a limited company during the third quarter of 2017.

Read more (Oxford University Innovation website)

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